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RAILROADS.
DIkpMoNr AIR LIN.


Il scheanle an eject Sep,ember 5,h. 1887.
. so A. Mast Tenn Mail Daily Cor war-en,e,
Sordoisslle Charlottesville, Lynchburs and Stations
S srns Alexandria and fynchbury. Blue Ridsrs
SStaerN Montsomery and New Orleans Pullman
"'yS.Sr .AsainSton - New orlezus.
,o,, Is+ h-fsst Mail Daily for warrenton Char
~ Ilehpnrg Rocky Mount. Danville and stations he
cn.ri,, uenoars and Dsnv1lle Greensboro Raleigh
Orleans Te ~ a sns oBrnnshAm Montsc,nsry. New
t,n 70 auzna, IN connection with Pullman sleepers
a. 70 New Orleans and Mann Boudoir Sleepers
sssins w.sh,, nsm hckshurg aud shreveport Solid
as, ssh,nst9n 10 Atlanta Does not counect Tor
px, = quite boints Sundays.
st,nsSurv sna IDeaaly except sunday for Manss<sa
cr3,,,ii estern Express Daily for warrsuton,
.nd S ohsrlottexsllle Louisville. Clpcinnad
Route Pullman sleepers and slid Trims wash,us
ton 10 LOUISVILLE. also Lynchburv RsioI Csafts
,s M1smpnis Little hook and all southxrsteru
Nsmnhis r,f6o,,, rulniAn Sleepers Washington 60
IL oP M.sSnthern Express Daily for I.ypchburs.
.niNle. hsieign Ashevine. Charlotte Columhta
Texas and California Pullman slse,s.r. w.S,ns,,
70 Mohtsonery connect ting with Pullman parl,r a.
Montkomeri 70 New orleans Pullman sleeI,ers wnsh.
ington 10 Augusta without Change Wis A
Trains on washington aud OHIO division Ia. "a Wash
ington 9l2 A. NJ, Daily excerpt SnnaSx 80 so
NJ Daily; arrive Round Hi ~ M a sna 70 70
NJ. Returning leave Round I,iil Al az ~ az 10 ~
I IN n ana eS Sl sun''aS arriving Washington
Through trains from the south via. ChArIo,ta Dan
vile and ynchburV, arrive in Washington : ia n
and S:25 y M VIA. ESst Tenn, BRISTOL an ,n.a-
burS At lo:4l A. NJ. and 9 40 r. VI; via t,h.s .na
ono Route and Charlottesville at s:l0 r. N stras-
Tickets, Sleeping Cat reservation and iuta-matiou
furnishedand baggage checked at Office BOO Peunsy.
railroad. 9th aud streets JAS. L. TAYLOR.
General Passenger kureu
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The BIAP.Ban Players.
A GAME WON FROM NEW YoRK-OrHER GAMES YES


A GAME WON FROM NEW YoRE-OTHER GAMES YES
TERDAY.
The Washington team managed yesterday to
win game from the New York club Dy means Of
punched hits ana fine fielding by score OF to q
ODay and Welch were the opposing twirlerS and.
although neither was hit with any freedom the
former proved too much for the Giants, while his
support was nearly perfect, Daily making the only
error. Shoch was brought up from the field to
shortstop's place, and did splendid work there
Myers OBrien, and D0nnelly all attracted atten-
uon by their machine" felding. while Myers led
bis temperance on the team, supporting O'Day
Ii fine form. The club has returned 10 The city,
and viii play to-day with the PhiladeIphias,
whitney and Casey being the pitchers. Play
Will be called at AIS.
Other games yesterday: Detroit, s.; Chicago, Q
tmorningl. Detroit, s; Chicago. 4 (aTternoonl.
Boston, 2; Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn, 8; ST. Louis.
IA. MetropolitanS, ID; Louisville, 2. Baltimore,
q, Cincinnati, l. Rain prevented the PittSDurg-
Indianapolis and the Athlet1c-Cleveland games.
Including the games played yesterday, the re-
Ord IN N Harss lie TnIln
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Condensed Locals.

The case of Nicholas Politics, charged with goug-
Ing out the eye Of Ewald Pier, on August 10 last,
was yesterday sent to the grand jury in bonds OF
$500 by Judge Shell
The veteran Volunteer Firemen'S Association of
the District at a meeting last evening decided TO
send delegation OF twelve 10 the Philadelphia
centennial the delegation 10 be selected by their
president
Mrs. Lena ID. Houston Keith, alias Ford, alias
OurSka White, who was fined 800 In the Police
Court on Monday, has perfected her appeal TO the
Criminal Court She was married Monday by Rev.
A. +. steele, or ST. Marks Episcopal church. ON 3D.
street east, to sergeant Ford. OF the ID &. ).
artillery, now on duty at the Rock Greek Gene
terry.
Frank Thompson, who was shot at 9TH street
and Boundary, is little better to-day.
Those VINO leave the city during the summer can
hive The STAR mailed TO them for any length OF
time, at the rate OF 90 cents per month, and the
address changed as often desired SE- The
requisite amount Of money must IA each case &C
sGRipd7iu the order
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How George RegnOr Startled the
People in a South Washington Bar
room.

George RegnOr, a white man, about thirty years
Old, who for some time past has been living
with coiored woman named Mary Paxton, or
Baxter, in house IN Canal s'B Hall street" al
ley in South Washington, attempted suicide about
30 o'clock this mOrning, by shooting himself in
the head He entered Mchring Furguson's bar
room at the corner OF Virginia avenue and Sd
street southwest. He stood in tue bar-room for a
minute Or Two talking, saying he intended to kill
himself and requesting the loan Of revolver.
Nobody thought b. meant what he said. Those
Who heard his remark thought he was
joking until he stepped to shelf and picked up a
44-caliber Bulldog" revolver. He placed the
weapon TO MS head. and before he could be dis
armed pulled the trigger, the bullet entering the
fore head above the lett eye. He fell to the floor,
the bar-roon. He walked up the street until he
met Officer Henry, who took him in charge aud
started with him tow I'd the station house Reg
nor resisted aud attempted to escape but the OFF,
Ger succeeded in getting the injured man 10 the
station. There he Was made as comfortable as
possible until the arrival OF physician, who
prObed for the ball, but failed to lind II, and had
MIN sent TO Providence Hospital. After Regnor
was taken TO The station the officers sent word TO
Mary Paxton, and she FASTENED to see the supposed
dying man. AS she enlerted the room where the
injured was sitting he exclaimed: ooh,
Mary, Mary, did it Tor you, my darling" The
scene did not seem to affect Mary very much, for
she shed no tears over her injured lover.
The injured man was before the Police Court
Monday morning on charge OF yagrancy. Mary
testified against him and told the court that he
had abused her. The judge asked him II he had
been living With Mary. He answered in the
affirmative, and the judge In taking his personal
bonds to keep the peace toward her told him he
ought to be ashamed OF himself George followed
Mary home after being released and renewed his
threats, and also said he intended to kill himself
Mary returned TO court and swOre out warrant
for threats, and the officers were looking for him
with the warrant.
DR.. Mckim, who examined Regnor's wound
said that the bullet lodged between the scalp and
SKULL, and was not likely TO prove fatal While In
the station kegnOr asked for a pistol and said he
would finish the Job.
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EDUCATTONAI


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National Guard News.

The MEETINGS OF VARIOUS MILITARY ORGlNIZA-
TONS LAST EVENING.
AT the monthly meeting Of the Washington Light
Infantry Corps last evening Geo. Z. Hunt, Daniel
l. Morgan, and +. Lanivoigt were elected active
members, and the applications OF four others
were referred TO the recruiting committee The
subject OF participating In the centennial ceie-
bration at Philadelphia on the 10th inst. was re-
lerred 10 committee composed OF Adjutang W.
~ Harrison, Lieut.. John q. Cowie, and Private ID.
W. ZantZ1nger, who will report on the 18th inst,
al special meeting called for that purpose. The
report Oh The acting QuartermaSter, Capt. 4. W.
htiIey, AT the late enc4npment az Atlantic City,
was received, and i vote OF thanks WAS adopted
Logan Guard, Sons or Veterans, last night erected
thirteen new members and the company now num-
ocrs forty-two InuSketS. The names OF the lnein-
bers elected are WIN. E. Levin, Charles W. Sheyer
Forest &. Luce A. b. Barringer, W. A. Berry L.
B. Taylor, Frank Fitzgerald, VIM. WhIteford
julius GoldiRg, s. y. Lawrence. OoIa A. Macy, Sam
Z. Tucker, and t. j. Rice. DR.. v. Z. Leary was
sIected secretary OF the organization, Walter A.
Peck. financial secretary, and w. &. FarQuhar
treasurer. The company will have their guns by
tuesday next Cosmopolitan Hall IS now the
arnory Tor the CoGtinentalS, Washington Mer-
enant R!1eS, and the Logan Guards
Inc National Fen ciDleS last evening elected the
Ioilowlig active members: w. Van PatJeD w w
Mortimer, Henry T. kondrup, J. Van Patten, ir.
e T. FayiOr. Jr., j. G.. Hinsei. IT., james Watson
ROoert b. GOodleliOw, III. ~ hIine, j. e. Mckeevcr
Alfred i. Marks. VIM. II. horton. The comm md
now numbers nearly sixty men. The hall 4i9
H. street has been leased for use as an arnory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-08

The Frederick Base Ball Club defeated the Olym-
pics, Oh west Washington. yesterday, by score
OF o TO 4, and the day before, 20 s. These games
were played for the amateur championship Of
Maryland and the District OF Columbia, and were
considered the finest exhibitions OF amateur ball
ever PLAYED here
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Excursions.
A A NJ will rive

StansbUry Lodge. No. "A. f. \. A. NJ, viii give
an excursion TO Bay Ridge tomorrow, In which
members OF the Masonic fraternity and their Taml
Hes are invited To join Trains VIII leave the Bal
tlnore and Ohio depot at 9:13 am, 40 and 40
pm.
Professional and amateur knights II River View
on Tuesday next. The Mary Washington will
gu N m
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EDUCATIONAL

NEhMAN-AMERfCAN ACADEMY. a2a q ST NV.
" Reopens Monday. September ) Pupils will acquire
resay use 81 the knxlsh and German languages and
src Prepared for the hixh school Latin, French,
prawlnE vocal and instrumental Music. Night school
iot souts on Tuesday Thursday and Friday Send for
Al -.---N-f~-
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July .5IH. !

LEAVE WASHINGTON PROM STATION CoRSrp
OF MEN JERSEY AVE AND ST
For Chicago and Northwest. EXP. pAily 10 80 a m,
For Cincinnati and ST. Lous Exp. Daily 5 Is and
For Pitisburg and Cleveland. Exp. Daily 10 55 .m,
FOR lie ninrton and Local Stations. 40 loan.
For rniladephia; Newark, and Wilmington, 30 .
M Fox int nm rnd ps G p p, asS' LT.oss
adeiI hla. - 90 N. and - :B5 pm.
Tor Baltimore. 300. i 30. $40, so ) 10 ; a.
am II 10 %; l3 "a n mute train, 3 30 80.
saS 40 az g. g @ 80 - am as: 80.
For snn.rolis 40 and 20 nI IL = 10 TO- and ss
Pm on sunass 3 80 am 40 nm Leave AnpAr
m For wss ssa,Sn between Washington and nala
ana "a :,R en- On sundays $50 am. and 80.
TSf STATIONS on Meirop S f% Branch. -e4s.m-
IS yd and tet 5rnGipaa stations only $40 :lg Anu.
- Fer Ssithersburg and intermediate points 70 :o5A
For B0yds and intermediate stations. IL 30 D. m
Ghurch train leaves Washington on Sunday only ss
I'D y nl' stopiing at all stations Metropolitan
For frederick, tlo;55 a. m - 30 p m. sundsyA
For Haeerstown. 40 10 a. M and t5:3onm
20 n arr from from ,Ehsao daily 60 m and
a "a, "a and 10 p m: from fitt-burr. daily. 70 N
From philadephia. Chester and Wilmington, 10 IS
y M S.oS' 500 and 800 3. H. daily. and fl:50
From sngerly and intermediate points north Of Bal.
timore, 10 40 a m daily
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington Mt ) q 40
80 90 300, 1000, and 10 so a. m, IL Is 2l5
800 10, :o5, 4 90. q 30 As. 10 and IL 90 p
~ ON sundays 80. 900. q.U5 10 90, a. m, 20,
10, ~ , %, u 80. -, 30. and 4 90 D. IN.
For points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad, - ID D.
IN.
Except Sunday .DaiIy
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and re.t
denies ON orders LETT at Ticket Office 0ig and 1854
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ~
". Vi. CLEMENTS, CT roRD
sel1 manager. Gen fnss AGENT
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nRIyEy TO SUICIDE.
Woman Made Insane by Sickness
Ends her Life in the River.

Tuesday evening telephone message was sent
10 the different police stations notifying the
officers Ito look out for lady twenty years
old, 1--WE feet i've inches high. pale face auburn
| hair wore black dress and sailor hat; has been
| missing from ner home. No. 14OS street. since
Monday, at pm; she Is supposed to be out OF her
mind.-
The dispatch referred to Miss Mary Elizabeth
Bolrdman, sister OF Policeman Boardman who
lives at the number stated. She has been sick
most OF the summer, and recently has been great
iy depressed In spirits, and, 1t Is SAID had made
known her intention OF committing suicide SUM-
day afternoon. while walking out with a female
companion, her mind seemed TO be WANDERING
and she spoke of ending her life by jumping from
The Aqueduct bridge, but her companion talked to
ner ana persuaded her to Change her mind. They
TO call the following evening.
HER DEPARTURE FROM HOME
Sunday afternoon Miss Boardman left her home
saying she was going TO visit her grandmother
who lives near 18th and streets, but she did not
go there. and did not return Monday night,
When she failed TO return home her mother be-
came alarmed, and suspected that her daughter
had ended her !ite. Her brother, Ofaeer Board
man, was granted q leave OF absence by Lieut..
Amiss, and visited Rock Greek and the Potomac
River In the vicinity OF West Washington. but did
not discover any traces OF his missing sister.
While the unfortunate young womans mother
Was firmly convinced that her dauyht.r had COM
United suicide, she thought &c possible that she
might have paid 4 visit TO some OF her friends.
These were called on, but none OF them had seen
nor heard from the missing weman.
THE BODY FOUND
This morning. about o'clock, the body OF a
woman, supposed TO be that OF Miss Boardman, was
found floating In the river opposite West WASH
ington. As II was quite certain that 1t was her
body Lieut.. AIlisS broke the sad Intelligence to
the girls mother. Mrs. Boardman said TO a STAR
reporter this morning that her daughter had been
SICK all the sumner; that her eyes were affected
In some way ana being very proud girl IL seemed
TO prey upon her mind, until IL drove her insane.
Her daughter, she Said was certainly insane, and
II she had been in her right mind would never have
ended her own life.
The remains OF Miss Boardman were viewed by
the coroner this afternoon at the seventh precinct
station. and he gave certificate Of death from
drowning with suicidal intent. Subsequently the
body was turned over TO Gawler, the undertaken.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusen,snfs To.nigh 1

Amusemsnfs Tonight.
EARRIy BIJoU THEATER--"keepi IL Dark"
KERNANs THRATER-"Little Jack Sheppard
and Variety.
PANORAMA BUILpISG.-Battle OF Bull Run.
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THE NEwEsr AND BEsr TH1sas
IN FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
CAN BE SEEN AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF

IAN De SEEN Al HE ESTABLISHMENT OF
SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY BRorREs,
NEW ENGLISH SUITINGS. SCOTCH CHEvIOTS
AND FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS.
NEW SCOTCH PLAIDs AND HAIR LINE STRIPES.
LUP!N.S CE!EBkATLD CASHMERES. CHUDDAS
AND CAMELS HAIRS.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN PARIS COMBINATION
SUITS. HANGING FROM SO TO $35.
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF LYONS BENGALIEES
FAllI.E FRANCHISE, SATIN DUCHESSE
RHADAMES AND GROS GRAIN SILKS IN
BLACK AND ALL COLORS, RANGING FROM
75C. TO $50 PER YARD
LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS, FROM 90 TO 20
INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK AND THE NEWEST
FALL COLORS, RANGING FROM 81 TO IS PER
YARD.
NEW PLAIN PLAID AND STRIPED GERMAN
TRIMMING EElEETS
WEDDING OUTFITS 4 SPECIALITY.
The BEST MAKES OF MEDIUM AND HEAVY
WEIGHT MERlNO UNDERWEAR. ALL STYLES
AND SIZES AND AT LOWEST PRICES
ALL-ANT1QCE MADRAS AND NOTTINGHAMLACE
CURTAINS. Al PRIME COST, TO CLOSE THEM
"GREAT BARGAINS" IN FALL AND WINTER
JACKETS AND WRAPS AT 80, a., SO, TO &l2
MANY OF HESE GARMENTS AXE NAKED AT
HALE THE ORIGINAL COST.
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATUN PERRY
PERRY BUILDING
Tennsylvania ave-. cor. 9Th st.
EstabHshed 1910. seq
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

. Tor the District Of Columbia virginia Mary
40, Delaware, New Jersey, aud Eastern Penn
NNaMA cooler fair weather, fresh to brisk
oftaery wtRdS diminishing I'm force and be-
@ing variable, followed by rising temperature
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER LEAVES 7TH-sT WHARF
= ON sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays, at am, for
ers wharf. SUNDAYS down and v ednesdays up- Brenss
aud Chapel Point. Thursdays down aud Mondays and
Ell "a Agent, 7th-st wharf
JOHN McGAHEE. Alexandria Va. Agent
SrEAMER JOHN " THOMPSON FOR POTOMAC
Leaves 9Th st wharf every Sunday, Tuesday, wednes
day. and Friday at Fare: nrst class. SOC;
Sundays. ali landings to Nomini. currioman and
LeonardtOwn, returning Mondays.
day evening, arriving IN Washington 8 As pm.
"Wednesday all landings to kinsae, returning Thur
Friday. all LANDINGS to Nonini. curriOmAn. and
Washington Saturday morning at am.
For iur'her lniormation apply 9th st wharf
Telephone call 81. slim
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Low fares The popular safe and fast steamsr
street wharf every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
sar and Sso pm saos as served n
dining room on main deck
st.,erooms secured aud baggage checked at 6l9.
, aSsa fe nsss sss LIS Express s
II NEM IRON sTkAMEK "wAkkFIELp"
Leaves 9TH st wharf On MoNDAas. ihOksbpaAiiSS
fLIDAls and 81 NDAl pm. touching at iliNer L.nd-
ms as lar us N.inini Creek. c9rr,11a, na n !;
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN b. pADoLTT. Ass
e. W. kiDLEi. AAIisset 'A-S
~ JOIN 1ibsoN and :; {. kNIehr leave ilertI
flst myer. \ 4, ever, sAi h ishaf Mi, SNS
lreight At lowest rates. vt
n, 4. NtiiAoN MI. VERMONT
HA STEAMER ". W CoRooRAN
leaves stb tutet Lnrf osil, uac,l sunday, FORM
ttIron at IL oclOeL Nh. Letliiills. teaches waaD
y" se IL -''' 49, LII BLAKE oaDsaiA
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cunDRzSs school suits, $3.50. Elssman Bros. I

1oR SAI1-6O0 boxes Sorrento and Palermo Lem
ex late Mediterranean steamers, Just received
low prices by Harris Anderson, 921 louisiana
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CHAScE FOR Bar GAIS HUNTgRs-Seyenty black
,aiian eioth skirts, quilted bottoms. worth fro
to G.yo slightly on co lored on accoIint q: tefnc
taio asade, Will De closed out Ut 40 cents choice
nmis = undoubtedly one OF the best opportunltie
yet onereo, as now Is the season for warm ,kfrts
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Hats are the latest shown. We have them In
black, brown, buckskin, maple, and all new colors
] FRANCS. Corner 9TH and ID
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/ Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNTvKR


~ SHY.
JAMES TF e I EAfHsTE LID
THE HON. wa hfsfiesn S cox LID
As'0e'a's Justice of court OF the District o.
Professor OF the Law Real and Personal Property Of
TIE aSS @fI LAM, ~ as N1issfiG B.
kaS OF tho " SntsS
and Equity Iesan 8 q sSs Iswof Evidence
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Associate Professor Of Prsence and Judge of Moo,
so,,. TIL, THE HON x1It LAW STRONG. Ii. D.
the United States
THE Hs'iHE 3 Sss'lal,Ieil s.T Il D.
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Treasurer.
The exercises of the School WI be resumed IN the
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MhDNasDAi ectober d at O'Clock pm. When the
uty and course Of instruction wl be same as dur
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For catalogues application may be made to WIN. II
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